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Coming up on News 7-
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Amherst County parents want to know how worried they should be over a tuberculosis scare at school. Experts try to calm their fears. Plus, Roanoke Police investigate the wreck of one of their own. We'll tell you how the officer's doing. And local gyms try to pump up your motivation to burn off those holiday pounds.
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[ANCHOR=Shannon]

News 7 is next.

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Concerned parents in Amherst County turn out to learn about tuberculosis but many walk away frustrated.
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[SOT 4:36:23]
[IN Q=Every child]

((JACKIE SLIGH/PARENT: EVERY CHILD IS EQUAL AND EVERY CHILD SHOULD BE TESTED.))
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[OUT Q=SHOULD BE TESTED]
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[Amherst-TB]


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Tuberculosis is not a disease that's easily caught.
It's also treatable and curable but parents in Amherst County are still unsatisfied. [***NEWS 7 @ 11 IN MONITOR***]
[DOUBLE BOXES=Shannon & Justin /BAM;]


Justin McLeod attended a public forum tonight and is here now with details. Justin, what more do parents want?
Shannon, some are demanding all students at Elon Elementary be tested for tuberculosis.
[LIVE= Justin /FULL BAM]
[SUPER=@justin1]


Others want the school shut down.
But health officials point out the infected person has been away from the school for awhile and therefore the risk is minimal.
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[SUPER=03-Amherst Co.; :00]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Katherine Nichols/Central VA Health District; :14]
[SUPER=01-Stephanie Cash/Parent; :42]
[SUPER=01-Jackie Slight/Parent; :58]
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[OUT Q=GET THE TEST RESULTS]

((((NAT SOUND OF WOMAN SAYING AT 4:27:16 "HE HAS A LOW IMMUNE SYSTEM AND I AM CONCERNED FOR HIM, IS THAT SOMETHING I SHOULD REALLY BE WORRIED ABOUT?"))
Parents will always fear for their child's safety but the Health Department did what it could to alleviate panic about tuberculosis.
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[IN Q=I think it's important]

((DR. KATHERINE NICHOLS/CENTRAL VA HEALTH DISTRICT: I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT FOR PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND EVEN THOUGH THIS IS A CATCHABLE INFECTION IT IS NOT VERY EASY TO CATCH IT.)) [Runs10]
[OUT Q=to catch it]


But someone at Elon Elementary did catch it.
Health officials won't say whether it's a student, teacher or school employee who has TB.
They will say about sixty people at the school had enough close contact with the victim that they should be tested.


Many are kindergarten age like this woman's daughter.
[SOT 4:17:52]
[IN Q=I know the school]

((STEPHANIE CASH/PARENT: I KNOW THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IS SUPPOSED TO SAFE AND YOU'RE WORRIED WHY YOU'RE SENDING YOUR KIDS TO SCHOOL, YOU FEEL SCARED.)) [Runs07]
[OUT Q=you feel scared]


About 100 parents who attended this public forum feel the same way.
Many want the health department to test all the students.
[SOT 4:35:53]
[IN Q=I have two children]

((JACKIE SLIGH/PARENT: I HAVE TWO CHILDREN AT THE SCHOOL AND NEITHER ONE OF THEM GOT THE LETTER TO THAT THEY NEED TO BE TESTED BUT THEY ARE IN CLOSE CONTACT WITH SEVERAL OF THE CHILDREN THAT I KNOW HAVE TO BE TESTED.)) [Runs10]
[OUT Q=HAVE TO BE TESTED]


Health officials point out those simply exposed TB don't pose a risk.
Someone would also need close contact with an infected person over a long period of time, like several hours.
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((STEPHANIE CASH/PARENT: IT'S COMFORTING TO AN EXTENT BUT I WILL BE GLAD WHEN I GET THE TEST RESULTS.)) [Runs05]
[OUT Q=GET THE TEST RESULTS]))
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The Health Department will test the sixty people on Friday at the school.
[DOUBLE BOXES=Shannon & Justin /BAM;]


Health Officials however still refuse to test the entire school. Shannon,
(QUESTION: Is there anything parents can do if they're still concerned?)


Shannon, if parents are still concerned they can have the test done on their own and many say they'll do just that.


[Tuberculosis]


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Treatment of an active case of T-B usually involves several months of antibiotics.
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At one time T-B was the leading cause of death in the U-S, but these days it can be treated and cured.
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[SOT12:31:22]
[IN Q=It's a hard bacteria to break down and kill]

((LEX GIBSON/HEALTH OFFICIAL; IT'S A HARD BACTERIA TO BREAKDOWN AND KILL SO IT TAKE QUITE A BIT OF TIME TAKE THE MEDICINE. EVEN IF YOU FEEL WELL WHICH YOU WILL VERY QUICKLY YOU STILL HAVE TO CONTINUE ON THE MEDICINE 6 TO 9 MONTHS))
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[OUT Q=six to nine months]
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[VO-NAT]


Patients are typically monitored to make sure they take all of the medicine. If they don't, it can lead to a resistant strain of the disease which is much more serious.
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[Police-Accident]


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A Roanoke police officer is in the hospital after being injured in an accident.
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Officials say the officer was responding to a call just before nine tonight when he hit a utility pole on Bennington Street and ran down an embankment.
The officer was taken to Roanoke Memorial Hospital. His injuries are not believed to be serious.
His name has yet to be released.
Investigators aren't yet sure how the accident happened.
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[Company-B]


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While deployment is still days away, the families of about 90 Roanoke-based marine reservists are preparing themselves.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke]

After the men filled out paperwork today, a luncheon was held for family and friends. Parents, wives, girlfriends and children were on hand to meet company commanders and wish the men well. And, even though the families were supporting their marines, one mom says its still hard.
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[SOT@21:37:15.22/company b family tape]
[IN Q=We think this is...]

((DIANE MILLS, COMPANY B PARENT: WE THINK THIS IS A JUST CAUSE, FREEDOM HAS NEVER BEEN FREE AND FREEDOM WILL NEVER BE FREE. I THINK OUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS WILL HAVE TO ALWAYS GO AWAY TO FIGHT FOR OUR FREEDOM AND WE'RE JUST PROUD AND HONORED THAT HE'S DOING THIS...))
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[OUT Q=.. that he's doing this..]
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Company officers say the average age of the reservists is 20 and most are college students. The marines will leave for training in North Carolina or California Saturday. After that- they'll most likely head to Iraq.
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[Laser-Arrest]


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A New Jersey man is free on 100-thousand dollars bail
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after being accused of aiming laser pointers at a jet last week. David Banach (BAN'-ich) was charged with interfering with the operator of a mass transportation vehicle and making false statements to the FBI under the Patriot Act. His attorney says he will plead not guilty. While the FBI says there is no link to terrorism, officials called Banach's actions *foolhardy and negligent.* He could face up to 25 years in prison.
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A quick response by Lynchburg police helped them nab a man suspected of holding up an insurance office at gunpoint this afternoon.
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Around two, the suspect robbed the Hundley, Wilkins & Bowles agency of checks and cash after forcing the owner to the floor.
Police spotted him a block away and made a quick arrest.
He's been identified as 30-year-old Angel Medina of Lynchburg.
Medina faces assault, abduction, robbery and firearms charges.
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[Workout-Resolution]


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Getting in shape for the New Year is one of the most popular and probably most short-lived resolutions of all-time. Myranda Stephens tells us what some area gyms are doing to help keep you on track.
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[SUPER=01-Carol Allman/New YMCA Member; :07QUICK!!]
[SUPER=01-Bill Zazynski/Roanoke Valley YMCA; :16]
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(([NATS OF CLERK @ 8:25] [RUNS01] ((THIS IS OUR GROUP EXERCISE ON THE BACK HERE.)) It's obvious what Carol Allman's New Year's resolution is this year.
[SOT 9:20]

[RUNS04] ((CAROL ALLMAN/NEW YMCA MEMBER: I HAD SOME HEALTH PROBLEMS LAST YEAR AND I HOPE TO HAVE SOME BETTER HEALTH THIS YEAR.))
So she, like so many others, will join a gym. [NATS OF KEY SWIPING @ 610] [RUNS01]
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[RUNS08] ((WE KNOW THAT THIS IS A PEAK SEASON PEAK OPPORTUNITY FOR US, SO WE WANT TO CAPTURE PEOPLE'S INTEREST IN IT, ABSOLUTELY.)) Fitness experts say hot new workout trends like pilates and yoga have helped reel in new people to the gym.
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[RUNS05] ((ALSO OUR GROUP CYCLING PROGRAMS, THOSE ARE SOME BIG ONES TOO.))
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[RUNS09] ((REPORTER: BUT, STICKING TO THE RESOLUTION CAN BE JUST AS CHALLENGING AS THE WORKOUT ITSELF. AND MANY PEOPLE SLACK OFF JUST AS QUICKLY AS THEY SIGN-UP.))
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[RUNS14] ((ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE DO IS WE HAVE A 12-WEEK PERSONAL FITNESS PROGRAM THAT'S FREE TO OUR MEMBERS, THEY CAN COME, WHEN THEY JOIN, WE CAN SIGN THEM UP FOR THIS, AND BASICALLY WHAT HAPPENS IS, THEN FOR THE FIRST 12-WEEKS OF THEIR PROGRAMMING WE CAN HOLD THEIR HAND A LITTLE BIT MORE.)) So health problems people like Carol Allman experienced in 2004, stay in 2004. Myranda Stephens, News 7, Roanoke. ))
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[WIPE TO FS GRAPHIC] Many places, including the Y-M-C-A, are offering deals on their enrollment fees through the month of January. The Roanoke Athletic Club is cutting its enrollment fee to 50-dollars. And Gold's Gym in Roanoke County is eliminating its fee altogether.
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More troopers, passing lanes and rail lines-- they're all part of one plan to improve interstate 81.
We'll have the details next on News Seven.
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[VO-NAT]


And waves of relief supplies continue to flow to areas ravaged by last week's tsunami.
But many survivors say what they need is hope.
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[Sports-preview]


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[Tsunami-Aid]

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The race to bury the bodies in tsunami-ravaged areas is on, as waves of relief roll in. But for many, hopes of finding their loved ones are dimming. Brian Andrews has more from Thailand.
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[IN Q=While helicopters from the USS Abraham Lincoln...]
[SUPER=01-Colin Powell/Secretary of State; :23]
[SUPER=01-Brian Andrews/CBS News; :44]
[SUPER=01-Donna Kabul/Volunteer from Virginia; :57]
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((While helicopters from the USS Abraham Lincoln delivered supplies and evacuated refugees from the part of Indonesia hit hardest by the tsunami. Relief workers said they expect the death toll to soar higher still there.. Indonesia was the second stop for Secretary of State Colin Powell and Florida Governor Jeb Bush on their tour of the stricken areas, a visit intended to reassure the predominantly Muslim region of American support.
SOT: Colin Powell, Secretary of State

I think it does give the Muslim world and the rest of the world an opportunity to see the American generosity.
nat sot plane.

Earlier, the American delegation visited Thailand....the view from the air tells the story. In the Phuket resort area they met with emergency managers about the region's needs.... Andrews O/C bridge: Here at the command center, hundreds of pictures are posted on giant bulletin boards...passport photos, digital images....these are all people who are still reported missing...their families coming here to post these images in the hope that someone will find them.
sot: Donna Kabul, American volunteer from Virginia.
(... breaking down in tears...)

People in Phuket who lost everything are turning to the ruins of their towns to scrape together a living. Until the tsunami struck, this woman sold food and drinks to tourists on the island's beaches. Now she spends twelve hours a day sifting through debris, looking for anything that can be sold at the roadside stand she and her husband have set up. In Sri Lanka, enemies in a brutal civil war in the northern part of the county are joining forces to plan the distribution of relief aid. While, in the south, US Marines along with helicopters and hovercraft have arrived to help the country - that had 30,000 of its people swept away. Brain Andrews, CBS News, Phuket, Thailand.))

[Hotline]


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Sixteen Americans are now listed among the dead in the south Asian tsunami.
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Earlier today while touring the hardest hit areas, Secretary of State Colin Powell said U-S officials were trying to track down ``somewhere in the neighborhood of four-thousand Americans.'' But he said that number is likely far different than the number of Americans actually missing.
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[WIPE TO APRISA 641 FULL] The State Department has started a hotline to gather information about the unaccounted for. The -24 hour toll free number is 1-888-407-4747
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[Transportation]


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A three- part plan to improve Interstate 81.
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That's what Delegate Ben Cline will propose this year. The Rockbridge County lawmaker wants more State Troopers patrolling the highway. He also wants to add more passing lanes on steep parts of the Interstate to keep tractor- trailers from slowing motorists down. In an effort to improve Virginia rail lines, Cline wants to offer tax incentives to rail companies.
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[SOT 23:22:03]
[IN Q=So we'll let some widening]

((DEL. BEN CLINE/(R) ROCKBRIDGE CO.: SO WE'LL LET SOME WIDENING PROPOSALS GO FORWARD BUT WE'LL ALSO INJECT A RAIL COMPONENT, A STRONGER RAIL COMPONENT THAT WILL HELP IMPROVE 81 FOR THE LONG TERM.))
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[OUT Q=for the long term]
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[VO-NAT]

The Delegate says his proposals fit nicely into the 938- million dollar plan announced by House Republicans today. That plan invests 33- million dollars in rail initiatives. It would also spend 90- million- dollars to replenish the Transportation Trust Fund. The Republican plan is similar to Governor Mark Warner's plan released last month. Republican leaders say they look forward to working with the governor "for the good of all Virginians."
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When will the warm weather come to an end?
Robin will have the forecast when NEws Seven returns.
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[VO-NAT]


And Tech may have fallen to Auburn in the Sugar Bowl, but fans who made the trip to New Orleans say it was worth the ride.
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[Commercial]

[Tech-Returns]


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Virginia Tech's football odyssey in New Orleans is finally over.
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[SUPER=203-Roanoke;]

The team got off their plane in Roanoke around noon today as a handfull of fans cheered.
[SUPER=203-Blacksburg; ]

It was a similar scene when the players arrived on the Tech Campus. The team was pretty quiet as members unloaded and grabbed their bags. Several fans slapped players on the back and wished them well. They even took the time to get a few more autographs.
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[Hokie-Fans]


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Several charter planes touched down in Roanoke today- full of Hokie fans back from the Big Easy.
While the hokies didn't win- fans made their presence known in the stands- and the streets.
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[SOT 7:33]
[IN Q=TECH FANS ]

((MARGARET RIGGS: TECH FANS ARE A BIT MORE PROGRAMMED TO MAKING NOISE WHEN THE OTHER TEAM HAS THE BALL. THE AUBURN FANS WERE NOT AS COORDINATED.)) ((BOB MAUCK: OH THERE WAS HOKIES EVERYWHERE YOU COULDN'T WALK WITHOUT STEPPING OVER ONE OF THEM.)) ((RUTH HALL/HOKIE FAN: TECH GAME WAS GREAT. I'M GLAD WE MADE AS GOOD A SHOWING AS WE DID COME OUT REALLY GREAT I WAS REALLY PROUD.))
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[SUPER=201-Bob Mauck/Hokie Fan; 10 Very Quick!]
[SUPER=201-Ruth Hall/Hokie Fan; 14 ]
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[OUT Q=I was really proud.]
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Tech fans say they're proud of the team's showing against un-defeated Auburn.
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[SOT 10:39]
[IN Q=THEY WANTED ]

((PATRICK LAW: THEY WANTED TO BE NUMBER ONE. WE HAD A CHANCE TO BEAT THEM THE WHOLE GAME SO I MEAN WE PLAYED A GOOD GAME I'M HAPPY WITH THEM.)) ((BRIAN WALLACE: THEY GOT A GREAT TEAM THEY WENT UNDEFEATED WE ALMOST BEAT EM NOT MUCH ELSE YOU CAN SAY WE ALMOST DID IT IT WAS A GREAT YEAR ANYWAY I'M STILL PROUD OF THEM.))
[SUPER=201-Patrick Law/Hokie Fan; 03]
[SUPER=201-Brian Wallace/Hokie Fan; 06]
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[OUT Q=still proud of them.]
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[vo-nat 07]
Many hokie fans are now catching up on their sleep and already looking ahead to next season.
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[S-Extra]


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Highlights form the V- Foundation championship, plus girls and boys high school hoops action and the new major league baseball hall of fame inductees,
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But first our extra point. Former UVa offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave was fired by the Jacksonville Jaguars today as their offensive coordinator. The Jaguars finished last in the A-F-C and 29th in the N-F-L in scoring this season. Musgrave spent two seasons at Virginia before joining Jack Del Rio's staff in Jacksonville in 2003.
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The NCAA football championship Orange Bowl has been a blowout through a half and then some. USC led Oklahoma 38 to 10 at the half. Trojans quarterback Matt Leinart has set an Orange Bowl record with 5 TD passes. The game is in the fourth quarter and USC leads 48 to 10.

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The V Foundation title game matched Roanoke against Shenandoah. Worchester State beat Hobart 75-63 in the consolation game.
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[SUPER=03-Salem/V-Foundation Championship; :00]


The Maroons hit the floor looking for a second straight win in the title.
Early in the first half, Kevin Hunter shoots from the right hand side, he gets the bounce for tow of his 18 points. Hunter was named tournament MVP.
Shenandoah is gonna steal the rock and head down court. The shot is missed but Jeremiah Lawrence gets the miss and scores on the put back.
[SUPER=33-Roanoke/67/Shenandoah/63;]The Maroons Chad McComas drives down the floor and gives to Tee Jackson for the t

hree ball. Roanoke wins the tourney 67-63. The biggest winners are those fighting cancer as the proceeds form the auction and raffle go to the V-Foundation and the American Cancer Society.
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[SUPER=01-Page Moir/Roanoke College Men's Basketball Coach; :00]
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[OUT Q=for all of us"]
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[S-Hoops]


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ODAC women's basketball action heated up today as Roanoke and Hollins met on the hard wood.
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[VO-NAT]
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Three players accounted half of the points scored today. Hollins coach Karen Harvey would watch Brandi Cochran regis
ter 19 and teammate Nicole [SUPER=33-Roanoke/72/Hollins/57;]Grant had 20. Cochran was 3 for 5 from behind the arc.

Susan Dunagan's go to gal was Erin Hanson. She led all Maroon scorers with 21 and was a perfect 7 for 7 from the charity stripe and shot 50 percent from the three point line as Roanoke wins 72-57.
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In high school action, Cave Spring and Roanoke Catholic held court tonight.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke/Knights vs. Celtics; :00]


The game would tip off on the Celtics home floor where Billy Hicks
would match wits with Catholic first year coach Joe Gaither.
In the fourth quarter, watch the Knights Kenny Horan dish to Alex Lemmer in the corner, he rips rope from three point land.
[SUPER=33-Cave Spring/74/Roanoke Catholic/71;]The Celtics answer as Andrew Pugsley makes the nice pass to Phillip Ma

rtin who converts and gets the foul.
Then, Napier Alleyne drives to the basket and pulls up for the soft J that falls. 50-49 Knights with 1:44 left in the game.
The Knights Steve Nowlin takes the inbounds and scores, the games goes into Overtime tied at 53 and Cave Spring squeaks out the 74-71 win in triple overtime.
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[S-Salem]


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[VO-NAT wipe to #eng!!!!!]
[SUPER=03-Salem/Cavaliers vs. Spartans; :00]


Lets head to Salem where the Lord Botetourt Cavaliers traveled into Spartan real estate.
We pick it up in the third quarter, Salem's Jeremy Adams dishes to Kenny Belton and scores on the nice rainbow shot for Salem.
[SUPER=33-Salem/57/Lord Botetourt/38;]Botetourt answers with Noah States. He inbounds the ball to Jason Rutsehmen an

d he goes hard to the iron and scores for the Cavaliers.
Then Mark Hanabury gives to Adams who rips rope form behind the three line, Salem wins 57-38.
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[S-Fame]


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The Baseball Hall of fame will induct two players who made huge impacts for the Red Sox and Cubs.
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Wade Boggs and the Cubs Ryne Sandberg are going into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Boggs is entering with 474 votes out of a record 516 votes cast. Sandberg, the 1984 National League M-V-P, garnered 393 votes, or 76 percent. Pete Rose, ineligible for the ballot because of his lifetime ban from baseball, received nine write-in votes, six fewer than last year.
Boggs received an overwhelming 92 percent of the votes.
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[S-Saban]


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Nick Saban, one of the most successful collegiate coaches over the last five years, is now the sixth head coach of the Miami Dolphins.
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The former LSU coach, was introduced as the Fins new coach today, signing a five-year contract through the 2009 season.
Saban is no stranger to the NFL, having served as an assistant with both the Oilers and Browns. But he takes over a team that was 4 and 12 this past season.
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After 2 weeks off for the holidays, the murder trial of actor Robert Blake resumed today-
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with more witness testimony. Blake is accused of killing his wife-Bonny Lee Bakely- as she sat in a car. Witness for the prosecution- Mary Beth Rennie- recounted how she hid by a tree and didn't respond to Blake's pleas to help his wife after she was shot. She said his pleas didn't seem genuine or real and that his behavior seemed odd and forced. She also testified that Blake stayed away from the car and didn't try to comfort his wife as she lay dying. (------------)
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